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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-20
Timely wIsdon.

FFU1f I'M HN9TOW FONFTFT,
They stroed along through the wood together
manly youth and n maiden fair
Oatberirg leaves IN the autumn weather,
Tinted with cOlors most rich and rare.
He said, You ARP much like the autumn leaves
With your cheeks OF red and your hair OF gold;
And your heart the frost that the leaf receives
Ere its hues are seen-for your heart 10 cold"
The maiden answered. 1T m Ay he sol
You've known me long and pc hAps know best.
But the frozen leaf sson thA~E. you kHoW,
After 'tis gathered and properly prelAsd.s
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To n Pastoral Poet.
Prom the Pit,.bura ptspatet.

fTOW WS f'fItSOUTV DFsVutCV'
Among my best nut ypuf book.
u Poel OF the breeze and brook!
Chat breeze and brook which blows and falls
More soft TO those In city walls,l
Among my best: and keep IL still
TIL down the fair green, pfrdled hill.
Where slopes my garden slip, there goes
The wandering wind that wakes tho rose,
And scares the cohort thar explore
Tho broad, faced sunhower DER and DER.
Or starts the restless bees that fret
The bindweed and the miRnonette.
Then shall take your book, and dream
lie beside some haunted stream:
And watch the crisping waves that pass,
And watch the flicker In the grass;
And wait-nnd wait-and wait to sec
Tho Nymph-Jhat never comes to mol
AUSTIN DoBsoy,
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Pasadena. MAR Los ANGELES.
I've journeyed East I've journeyed West,
And fair Italia's fields I've seen;
but declare
None can compare
With thee. my rose crowned Pasadena.
Byron sang OF Grecian isles.
Moore exto!ed his Erin green;
We're they alive,
How each would strive
To paint thy gIories, Pasadenei
used to think old Venice grand,
And loved tho Adriatic's queen;
Monaco, too,
Before knew
Thy orange groves, dear Pasadena.
They boast of wine grown on tho Rhine,
And Of Chartreuse, both pale and green;
But can tell
or Zinfandell
From thy sweet vale, fair Pasadena.
Flowers rare perfume the air:
Geranium. fuchsia, and verbene,
And mignonette
And violet
Bedeck thy bowers, Pasadena.
When can bide on thy hillside,
And leave the stage and mimic scene,
Mid olive trees
And flowers and bees
I'll seek thy shelter, Pasadena.
W. ]. FLoREScE.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-22

Srw YouK, Oct 2l.-Thc Tortilita sll-
yer mine u Arizona, has lately been
extensively advertised throughout the
east Shares were placed at a., and
great efforts have been made 10 inter
est workingmcn and farmers In the scheme.
Stock u the mine 10 the extent of 500
90 was issued, and a considerable portion Of
Il has been placed with poor people. The
Herald some time ago scnta mining engineer
out 10 inspect the property and his report Il
printed this morning II states that the
persons living near the mines IN Arizona re-
gard them ~ " little value. The mine
merely consists II prospect holes and bare
~ pays the wages Of thirteen men. IL Il
shown that the mine has been failure
from the start, that IL has paid no divi-
dcnds, and when yielding the largest amount
~ ore IL bankruptcd the owners and
was sold az a shcriii's sale for $4,000.
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Guarding As.i.., Anarehis,.

Cmcsg0, ILL.,, Oct 2i.-Thcc was q good
deal ~ excitement IN the vicinity ~ the
the county Jail about : O'Clock last night,
when thirty policemen marched into the
main entrance u the criminal court build.
Ing, followed, five minutes later, by de.
tachmcnt Of eighteen more. ltwas not until
nearly II O'Clock that the secret underlying
these strange movements u the police came
out, and then II was learned that nearly two.
thirds Of the entire force was being held In
reserve at the principal stations. Tho police
learned yesterday through the secret service
Of the department that trouble was liable 10
come out II the mass meeting at Battery u,
and that II there was a collision between the
r,ds and the police the former might attempt
an assault on the Jail. There was nothing
tangible IN the story for there was no rcgu
lar plan ~ far ~ tie secret service officers
were able Ia ascertain, only n sort ~ tacit
understanding among the disciples of
the condemned seven. when the
news was communicated To chief Ebcrold, he
notified the mayor, who, In turn, notified
sheriff Matson aud council ~ war was
held IN the mayors Office yesterday after.
noon. II was decided that u would be good
policy Ia take every pcrcauiion necessary 10
meet any emergency that might arise. Tho
crowd NJ Battery u WIS restless one. This
was apparent 10 any observer, Although 20
pent. ~ the crowd could not understand
English. IL was notable fact that the I'm.
glish speeches wcrc more loudly applnudcd
Dian tho German.
There was q heavy detail Of police pres.
ont. which was constantly augmented "a
the night wore ON. The officers were mnssctl
again1i the west wall 10 long platoon with
Capt. Buckley, Lieut. laughlin and Sergeant
Gibson nj their head. chief Of Police Eber
sold was also present In citizens dress. liz
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-22

Nav SonK, Oct 2l.-Ihc national temper,
ancc society gave a reception yesterday aft.
crnoon 10 John Taylor president II the
national temperance league Of Great Britain.
Mr. Taylor said that In England thirty years
ago the advocates II Temperance could have
been counted ON ones Hngcr Today the
liquor question Is ono of intense interest
there, and practical temperance Il gaining
ground daily, Resolutions were passed de
ploring the organized aud determined ~
iault upon the sabbath being made by the
brewer, distillcp aud liquor sellers, under
the guisr ~ the personal liberty league. 10
keep the saloons open ON Sunday and cK.
horiing all good citizens Ia oppose legislative
candidates Ia sympathy with Sunday saloon
opcnInR.
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Aia Mnn,rd tor rnnpn.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct 2i.--Dr. King
wylly, president Of the State health pro-
tcctiyc association, tolcgraphs G, II. Jones,
editor of the Times Union, A. follows
'sThc mayor Of Tampa has wired me that
they are Ia need II money Ia that city. win
YOU please, through the Associated Press ani
your columns ask the different cities aud
committees 10 send such amounts a. they
can 10 either the mayor o. the First national
bank, " Tampa 10 be used as may be deemed
cxpcdicnt for alternating the suffering. caring
for the sick aud taking car' II the large num-
her Of pcuons thrown oui II employment.
The suffering falls csrg, q Hn the laborinx
class, white ard black u. ~ Il work, who
must be provided lvr.'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-22

WsuiNoIoN, oct 2i=Mr samuel W
Packard oi Chicago, ~ counsel for tho Kan.
sas aud Iowa pruhibitionists, submitted In
the United States supreme court today q
motion that four Iowa prohibition cases
standing on the docket II the court ~ Nos
100 a. i.n1i inclusive, aud involving the
snmc questions ~ those IN the ease of Icbuld
". llarclm BE- advanced and set Tor au'u.
mcnt at an early day, aud that meanwhile
the court reserve IT, decision In the case ln.t
mentioned. Mr. Packard also asked that
prohibition ease from GcoWin No. LOIS.
Mcnkin W. The city ~ Atlanta be- included
In hi- motion, provided hc should receive In
time authority a. act therein. Counsel iur
the liquor sellers, without opposing Mr.
rackards motion, asked leave a. Gull the
courts attention TO the fact that II had al.
ready four cases " this character under nj.
yiscmcnt, aud that the ease u Iichold W.
llaeciin. which Mr. Packard askrd should
not yet be- decided, had been advanced NJ
the direct request of the Attorney General "
Kansas.
The chief Justice replied that the court
had the facts In mind. A dcci.iun upon Mr.
Packard's motion will probably be an.
nOunced next Monday.
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mingled with the anarchists and was not
seen with his subordinatcs The force Of de-
tcctives was also surprisingly large. While
the men were not willing to make
public the nature OF their orders,
Il was apparent that that each had
been detailed 10 watch the anarchists
very closely A sensational "upn was
about but its real nature could only he con.
jecturcd, The guard about the county jail
last night was doubled, At midnight four
big officers stood at the Illinois street corner
of the gloomy bastilc, while grouped in the
court and along the Dearborn and Michigan
street fronts were at least a dozen more
guards. Several detectives were stationed in
various parts Of the building, and the pcdcs.
TRAN who stopped TO loitcr in the deep
shadows cast by the grim walls was quickly
oyCrhaulcd and scanned
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AIIn,nIncI,n,,rh.

DuuiIN, Oct = At a meeting 81 the
Church u Ireland Temperance" society, Canon
Weldon who recently received an appoint
mcnt la England, made an address In which
he said be hoped the Queen would find q
morn suitable way 10 honor her husbands
memory than 10 scnd her sons and sonsin-
law Ia the top N the Highland mountain to
drink raw Whisky lie was present, he says.
NJ this years festival in honor ~ The pres
cnrc uf the Queen. aud be- never saw more
disgusting and revolving socuc IT drunken
ness. II surpassed tie traditions Of tho
paunybfouk fair
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-22
A Mig Capitalist A. Hail

NV ioES, Oct 2l.-Charles q. Franek-
Ign, who was locked up late last night In
Ludlow street Jail, Is still In custody, having
been unable 10 procure the bail Of 500, 600
required. The suit In which his arrest was
made Is brought by Sir Bachc Cunard. The
complaint alleges that on September "a, 1872.
he engaged Funcklyn as his agent and
intrustcd Ia him the management OF an
bonds and other securities. October O, 1883.
he gave him $4,000 more. In July, ies5.
Sir Bache demanded the cturn Of his prop
erty. and on September - Fmnoklyn gave
him 81, $50 Sir lachc claims that Franck-
Ign u still indebted Ia him 20 the amount Of
100000, the balance and Accommodations Of
InInrn.I
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FROM OTHER LANDS.
Chamberlain's American Mission.
Important Discoveries by Exca-
vators in Jerusalem.
Certainty that President Diaz Will
Be Elected.
A New Departure in the Canadian
Export Flour Trade.
Canon Weldon Tells How Queen Vic
toria'e Sons Honor Their Par
ants by Drunken Revel5
In the Highlands.
Chamberlain'S American Mission.

OTTAWA, Ont, Oct 2l,--lt IL said that ar
engagements have been made for the Hon.
Joseph Chamberlain to visit Ottawa before
going to Washington, Mr.. Chamberlain
proposed going direct to Washington, but II
is stated that owing to a special dispatch re-
ccivcd in London from Lord Dufcrin, yiceroy
and former Governor General Of Canada, II
has been decided that Mr.. Chamberlain
should first consult with the Canadian gov
eminent The legal advisor OF Mr.. Cham
bcrain on this trip will likely be the Attor-
ncy General for Ireland.
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Ih.V.,,.....,,.f.

Nav YoRg, oct 1.-The national coaven
tion 81 rnivcrali.ts concluded IT, session.
A temperance resolution was adopted, which
SUMMARIZED " ~ follows
The conmittcr dcplorc the organized ng
sault' of the liquor Interests against the Sab.
bath and expects all good citizens NJ the
polls aud elsewhere Ia oppose the move.
mcnt f"
A committee WIS appointed to establish
missiuns of the church IN japan aud raise a
fund fur HAT purpose.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-22
Discoveries Ia Jerusalem.

ST. PrrmsuuRa, Oct 2i..-Excayatons IN Jc-
rusalcm ON ground belonging TO tho Russian
government have resulted in the discovery
of remains Of the ancient town wall and tho
position Of the gates Of the town during tho
life Time VI the Savior. through which the
Savior passed TO Gulgotha. Gnnd Duke
Scrguus, president of the Palestine society,
invites subscriptions Ia a fund for the pur-
pose VI preserving the relies.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-22
The Helena Races.

Special Dispatch ~ the APPEAL
IlrLTS,, Afk., Oct y. The most exciting
and interesting races ever witnessed on the
Helena race grounds came on today The
first race WIS the best three In five. Thcw
were Eve starters Gists Harry, Owens
stonewall. Richardson's Daughter. Brooks
Hanger and Ilrion'a Lady MAY. The race
was won by Harry Time 25j, 500 and
8O2k. IN thc second race, free for all, there
we're three entries. Nelson's Hyperion,
Odum's Jubilee aud Oallina's AdClinC Patti.
The three heats out Of five wcw Won 10y
Jubilee. TimcH2ii, go aud 2lJ.
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A I.,.,,,.,. o,.,,.

t, nntIS. Oct. 81 Bishop Kopp, the new
pr,urc bishop, Of Bro lau, took the oath Of
civil allegiance TO the Emperor today In tho
presence Of Herr Goslcr, the minister Of
ecclesiastical Affairs This sthc irt iifsiaaca-
ui such nn oath loinE taken since the open
ing If the Culiufknmpf, ard u Is due To the
fact that the oath has recently been modified
- ~ Ia render IL unobj cctionable to the pre-
latrH
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A Religion. Revival.

Special Dispatch ~ the APPEAL
WARM vutrY, Miss, Oct IA great
revival Of religion Is Ia progress at the lap
list churh At this place, conducted by the
Rev. - y. Hatch, evangelist, assisted by
Prof A. l.. Johnston, Of Collieryillc Tenn,
chorIster Immense crowds arr In attend.
ance, many being turned away from the
door. There have been over seventy con-
versions. thirty i've joining the baptist
church. OlhJr will unite With thc other
churches.
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The Canadian rIour Trade.

NOMINAL, Que, Oct 2i.--A new dc.
porturc has hccn madc In the aour cXport
trade OF this city. The bark laue KilEour,
which " now losdlipv, Viii be the Nrst vessel
! that hr ever tattnn cargo " -four from
| here She will carry about 600 sacks Il
Manitoba strong bakers ilour to Dundee,
Scotland
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Mexican Forts No, Closed.

CRY or MENi,", Oct 2L.-iuqnirics are be-
ginning To arrive here from the United States
regarding the alleged closing Of Mexican
ports tn the United States, on account Of the
presence NJ cholera az New York. The re-
port is utterly lacking oi foundation. The
government docs not yet view with npprc-
hcnsiou the presence of the disease In New
York huIbVr
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DIr1 MIII nc nr-rirrtcd.

Cry 90 MrU,o, Oci. 2.-lt is reported
that political combinations have been
effected a. render the rcrlactiun0f President
niaz almost certainty and that his Cabinet
will remain substantially unchanged.
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OBITUARY.
Count he Lessons urother.

Iovpoy. oct = The death Is announced
" Jules he lcs-cps, Count Ferdinand do
Icsscps' brother and Of Baron Stern, the
we'll known hnanticr.
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LoNnoN, Oct - The lord mayor has
called q meeting Ia consider means Tor aid
ing the unemployed thousands In London.
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BEroRg TnE COURT.

when the United etaies supreme court re-
assembled today ten minutes after the usual
hour the courtroom wnH crowded with peu-
pie waiting anxiously a. hear the petition
ior writ u error In the cases of the Chi
cngo anarchists, which Il was known would
be made 90 the full court In compliance
with Justice Harlan's order
A. soon as the candidates for admission 90
the bar had been disposed II Gen. Pryor, 81
counsel ~ thclcondemncd anarchists, rose
aud addressed The court IN support Of the
petition for a writ Of orror After rcciting
briefly the history 81 the case and stating
that seven ~ the prisoner were now under
sentence 81 death, NJ. Pryor said he would
call the attention % the court "a only two
points, which he relied upon 10 show that
the case at the bar presented federal qucs.
iions aud that such questions empowered
this court 10 take jurisdiction Of y and "a
grant the writ 81 error prayed for. The hrst
of these points related be said, 10 the jury
by which the prisowns were tried The
Legislature ~ the hiaie oi Illinois passed In
March, 1874, that II, hftcr the adoption ~
the fourteenth amendment Ia the constitu.
ton, law 20 regulab aud govern the cm-
parchment Of juries In the state courts.
liy virtue of that law jury
for the trial OF criminal case
might be made up In port, nj least OF jurors
who had formed an opinion with regard Ia
the guilt or Innocence " the accused jurors
who were partial, anil tycn prciudiced men.
The law made II possible 10 put into the
| Jury box men who hal formed an opinion o.
10 the prisoners guilt which could not be
removed, except BY strong evidence. This,
lac believed, had been done in the case under
consideration, aud ihe petitioners asserted
| that this statute, and The elect gwen to y ~
the courts below, had deprived them ct theii,
rights and was about IN deprive them 81
their lives without tie dac process o. Jay,
/ guaranteed by the federal constitution ,
"what n that statute W. rryon' Inquired
the chief Justice. ~ Pryor sent To the chioi
justice aud then read aloud That part OF w,
oct 81 the Illinois legislature, approved
March ~ 1874. which provides that u slall
not be cause of chal'surc that juror hn'
read In the ncwspapfr an account 9' W.,
commission Of the crime WITH which u'
prisoner " charged, n urh Juror alall slaie
on oath that be believe hf can render az IN
partial verdict accorl.uf ip TIC law anu lh'
evidence" and which also PoVidr,
that ~ the triaI n any criminal
cause, the fact that lanoh 'alled o, Z
juror has formed M uIu.nn or linpT, SOU
based upon ruinor 40 urlh ,uch,paPcl
] statements (about thp iilih OF Nhlth ho ha'
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The rpI.ropnI ,onnrrs..

LousyuiE ny, Oct 2l.-At the final
session II the Protestant Episcopal church
the topic, Prayer Mcctiugs, was discussed
The delegates who took part were ~ follows
ton, KY Rev. T.. l.. stnddnrd, Jersey CITY,
n. J., Rev. q, A. Ulnzehrpuk, Elizabeth, y
j. sIcakers-licV. ~ W. Maturin, rhiln
dclphia, Ia; Rev, Henry Wilson, I'D, New
York city; Rev. Theodore NJ Riley, $. T. u.
| kashufa WIS
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RELIGIOUS CONrERENCEs.
Closing session Of the Disciples In In.
dtanapoiis The Episcopniinn.

1NpIANAroLis, Ind. Oct 2l.--'rhe convcn-
ton of the Christian church began promptly
at o'clock q. m, G, l., Loos, Of Lexington,
Ky, presided The committee on time and
place Of next annual meeting reported In
favor OF Springfield, H., In October, 1883
The most interesting feature OF the day
was the report OF the committee appointed
Ia reply 10 the declaration from the house OF
bishops Of the Protestant Episcopal church.
The declaration was accompanied with fra.
tcrnal greetings aud desire for the unity Of
all christians.
Isaac Errctt, Of Cincinnati, read the report
Of the committee, expressing hearty sympa.
thy with the movement looking toward
church union, aud n readiness To cooperate
In all plans fastening this desired end, cN.
pressing also n willingness TO stand together
onn divine basis. The report was received
WIN great applause and waving nf handkcr-
chiefs, aud was adopted hy the whole audit
cncc rising 10 their feet, and singing "BlcSt
be- the Tie That Binds
Gen. r. NJ Drake, of Iowa, made the report
for the committee ON church extension, and
= NJ Rains, of Kansas, followed with u
stirring address, appealing for the hearty
support ol this work. Adjourned until 2
o'clock pm.
In the afternoon the committee ON culorcd
schools reported n method OF founding
schools by purchase " plantations and muk.
ing them sclf-supporting u. Y. Clay al.
dressed the convention ON tract distribution,
and subscriptions amounting 10 Si,OB were
taxed The committee ON new missions
favored western fields aud the building Of a
church NJ Ann lIarbor, which was adopted.
II was resolved Ia celebrate the birthday Of
Alexander Campbell, September ~, next
year by raising memorial fund, and the
alumni of Bethany college will honor Mr..
not vet named. On October | all churches
will make n special collection for the cndow.
mcnt ~ u Campbell chair In Bethany col.
lcgr and all funds collected In excess u the
amount necessary for this purpose will 90 Ia
the general missionary fund. The conycn.
ton closed tonight
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BEFORE rnE wnoLE COURT.

Application To the DATED States supreme
court for writs II cnOr IN the Chicago
anarchists eases was made In open court
shortly after noon todny by Gen. Pryor IN
behalf Of the condemned prisoners. The
points upon which he relied 20 show that
The eases involved federal questions which
would give this court jurisdiction were %
That the statute ~ Illinois relating a. the
cmpanolmcnt Of jurics makes Il possible "a
try the prisoners with partial and prcju.
diced Jury, M was the tact IN this case, aud
that such n statute is obnoxious to the
federal constitution, aud CIV that the pris.
uncn were compelled 10 testify against
themselves and criminaie themselves aud
that eliminating evidence against them was
obtained by the police from their private
desks without search warrants, IN violation
81 the constitutional provisions that n man
shall not be deprived f life, etc, without
due process Of idN The court directed Mr.
Pryor Ia have printed NJ once the parts ~
the record which presented thcse questions
aud have the printed copies ready Tor sub
mission Ia the court today or early tomor.
row morning. Further directions, N ncccs-
sary would, the chief justice Said, be given
on Monday next
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ce-i'.ued ON Fourth Page.
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Gentlemen, I am exceedingly Glad ~ No YOU.
For the past tix year have been working Tor Juu
iapplausch and like ~ zee my mustrr OcCasiun
ally aud Riyc snft ~ account ui mysclI ] have
bad that pleasure only twice boiufv-frt at ~
Louis, IN its.i. again, al New orleans, IN ls'3. .
In looking about over your iaocs. ~ that We hl
show soinc signs Of exposure tlnuc. some ~ us
pacm 10 have heen standing out IN The snow t1cru
thmwing his silver hahn, aud ID has stuck 70 n
little and wont melt on, aud some have Fcn
siandihg IN The Wind ard carry tnmc liltc ,ple
thcsc tfihiE tfHccs 81 Passing Tine think You lnls
a. haie aud handsome aud enCwotc az you ulh
~ jean ngo am reminded b THIS frlnini.tCuce
death hat akcn HNHy nom one that We Wcfr l"alh
/ W par. lhefv ar some mpn whp are never ~'n
~ ihtlT h1hi uutil Tie Winds ~ time have luNn
away We tuffuhH from their hgids ana tInMh
| Vfirhn!uNafui skulls the rrtnf uufuH ol we
| bfuini ! never Jaw him bei0fc, but / venture W